BIG4 Port Arthur Holiday Park occupies an enviable position in one of Tasmania’s most scenic and well-known locations. The history-rich small town of Port Arthur is home to a former convict settlement that is among Australia’s biggest tourist attractions.

There’s every chance your last holiday wasn’t all that long ago – so is it really time to be planning another break? Short answer: Absolutely!

Just because you’ve had a recent getaway doesn’t mean you’re not entitled to another one. Life is short, and there’s so much of this great country of ours to explore. We’ve put together a solid list of reasons that demonstrates why it’s high time you hit the road again.

And with 180 BIG4 Holiday Parks dotted throughout the country, you’re bound to find a superb location and top quality accommodation that’s ideal for a great Australian break. It’s time to start exploring…

Enhancing the natural beauty of these surrounds is the scenic Nepean River; the park is found alongside this pretty waterway. Convenience is another positive of BIG4 Nepean River – it is situated just 2km from vibrant Penrith.

BIG4 Mudgee is ideally situated in the picturesque town that shares its name, spotted a three-hour drive northwest of Sydney.

Located close to the town centre, BIG4 Mudgee highlights attributes that are synonymous with the area: the surrounds are picturesque and the vibe is relaxing. The wider landscape is dominated by rolling hills, mountains, and vineyards.

There’s only one safe answer to the question ‘who’s your favourite member of the family?’ – and that’s the family dog! If the kids are at each other’s necks after a long drive, and sibling meltdown has reached code red, that’s when the furry, peacekeeping presence of your four-legged friend is an absolute necessity.

Luckily, there are plenty of BIG4 parks that welcome dogs. To make the most out of your stay, here are a few handy hints from the team at Olly’s Box.

For some holidaymakers, the thought of camping is a scarier prospect than a visit to the dentist, conjuring up negative, pre-conceived images. However, with good advice and preparation, camping is extremely rewarding.

There’s something special about embracing the great outdoors; being in touch with nature and enjoying the simple life. It’s a time of watching a majestic sunset, of swapping yarns under a star-cloaked sky, of falling asleep to the sound of waves crashing and waking up to birds chirping.

Despite the park’s proximity to the city, it captures the outstanding natural beauty of the wider area. It is set among magnificent heritage-listed oak trees that help to create the perfect picnic setting. Free barbecue facilities allow guests to prepare a tasty camp-style meal to enjoy on the picturesque grounds, while younger ones can burn off energy at the children’s playground.